University Libraries
Winners announced at Miners Solving for Tomorrow conference
The 2026 Miners Solving for Tomorrow Student Research Conference recognized undergraduate and graduate research following evaluation by more than 20 judges. The conference was held April 1-2 at the Havener Center and organized by University Libraries.
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Annual book sale set for April 30
University libraries will host the annual book sale 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday, April 30, in Room 103 of Curtis Laws Wilson Library.
Read More »S&T launches learning design resource library
In partnership with the Missouri S&T University Libraries, the online learning and educational innovation team has launched S&T’s Learning Design Resource Library. The website provides a hub to support faculty in designing, developing and delivering high-quality online learning experiences.
Read More »Toner cartridge recycling changes
To be as Earth-friendly as possible toner cartridges should be recycled. Instructions are in IT-Answers. The library and IT Help Desk will no longer collect used cartridges.
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Apply for the next round of publishing funds by Friday
To assist faculty and staff with publishing efforts, the University Libraries Subvention Program was created to help cover costs associated with article processing or book publishing. The second of four cycles is open, and applications will be accepted through Friday, April 11.
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Thank you to employees who weather winter’s challenges
While most of the Missouri S&T community stayed warm at home during this week’s winter storm, staff members from several areas worked tirelessly to keep the campus running smoothly and safely.
Read More »Welcome Tammy Korte
Tammy is the library’s new marketing and communications specialist. Tammy is a Missouri S&T alumna with a master’s degree in technical communication and is a retired U.S. Air Force professional. She brings a strong background in technical writing and marketing.
Read More »Welcome Mina Amini
Mina is the new technical editor in the Writing and Communications Center. Mina received her Ph.D. in education with a focus on curriculum studies. She has published some scholarly articles in accredited journals, primarily on self-directed learning and teachers’ productive feedback practices, and has also authored two books.
Read More »Welcome Renee Brumett
Renee brings a wealth of experience to the University Libraries team as the new discovery librarian. As someone who grew up moving around due to being a military brat, Renee has lived in various places, with Germany being a favorite.
Read More »Support the University Libraries on Giving Days: April 10-11
The University Libraries is more than just a place to check out books — it’s a hub of knowledge, collaboration, and support for students, faculty, staff, and public patrons. From access to extensive research materials and study spaces to specialized services like research assistance, technology support, writing and public speaking help, and guidance for incoming students, the library plays a vital role in academic and professional success.
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